"The ball should have been given to him again, taken back out, making sure the clock starts on time".
Initially, he even recorded his clock-in and clock-out times on a clipboard that hung outside his office.
Oracle had also called for a penalty to be imposed on New Zealand – it would have been rejected – and the crew of the New Zealand 72-foot wing-powered catamaran was frantically applying sticky tape to some hull damage when the clock ran out on waiting time.
At the federal Fish and Wildlife Service, which manages 16 wildlife refuges in the state, about one in 11 workers — mostly senior managers, including top officials at five of the refuges — will clock out for the last time on or before Dec. 31.
Proving that you get what you measure, the dispatchers became clock-watchers and sent the trains out precisely on time, even if the ferries (from which most passengers came) were late.
The New Yorker, May 15 , 1954P. 30 Washington Intelligence: Students attending classes at the Corcoran Gallery of Art are required to punch in and out on a time clock.
By Thelma Cogan and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 15 , 1954P. 30 Washington Intelligence: Students attending classes at the Corcoran Gallery of Art are required to punch in and out on a time clock.
Hours later, once Republicans let the clock run out on the allotted time for debate on her nomination, all of them voted to confirm her.
"The Republicans running the show in the Legislature and the governor's office seem to want to run out the clock on their time in charge by spending until they literally don't have the power to spend any more," said Senator Richard J. Codey, the minority leader.
The different clocks ticked out of time.
"We figured out if we gave them a two-minute clock, we came in on time," he said.
